The number on my ID was the same as the other posters here except the area code was 435. A man with an Indian accent said he was with Windows and they were getting signals from my computer that it was malfunctioning, etc. I had gotten a call like this before, so I just told him he was a scam and hung up.
I have heard of others playing along with this type of thing, putting the caller on the spot by asking him to ID their computer system, etc. One would-be victim pretended to make the changes to his computer specified by the caller, then pretended the computer had crashed, threatened to call police, etc.
Anyway, I got the following info from People Search about this number: it's a land line, carrier Eschelon Telecom, Inc. in Park City, Utah.
Here's a new one. The Caller ID read "Dir Assist GA," presumably meaning Directory Assistance. Really? Judging by the 555 prefix, it probably is their number, although undoubtedly spoofed. These phone scammers will stoop to anything.
I believe this is a "tech-support" scam call. I answered and the caller (strong accent from India) said he was with some computer company (can't recall the name) and that he was calling about my Windows computer. I hung up and then read about tech support scams on line and assume this was one of those. Don't give them remote access to your computer or you will be sorry.
The caller ID gave the 470-555-0133 number and said "out of area"
Here is a good website that gives great detail about fraudulent tech support scams.
https://blog.malwarebytes.org/tech-support-scams/